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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-23
Yours for Style and Quality,

ure. He charges w. A. Lowell & Co,
insurance brokers at Chicago, with
causing the downfall.
Albert Brush, who was arrested and
held at Redtield for orders on . telegram
from the sheriff at Fnlda. MINI, on a
charge OF stealing q watch, escaped
Friday night from the Office OF the city
attorney whsle the latter and the sheriff
were engaged in spirited discussion over
delivering the prisoner without a
reeuisition.
Friday night about midnight q heavy
rain storm, accompanied with a strong
wind, visited Centreville. A few out
housed and many hay stacks were blown
down. Some fields of corn are laid low,
but the damage is comparatively light.
Three horses belonging to Hon. Hugh
Lsngan were struck by lightning and
instantly killed.
Collector Mueller of jamestown has
been awarded the contract for the
erection of the new school house at New
Buffalo. Ths building will be a Two
story frame structure 3ox50 and viii cost
$500. He will also build this year the
new Northern Pacific elevator at Pin.
gree, land Ransom county's $4,000 court
house at Libson.
Last spring the young lady postmiss
| tress at Norfolk, suliy county, was de-
posed by the department and another
lady, who could neither read or write,
appointed to the place. The patrons OF
the office were indignant at the change
made and not q singlss one of them
could be induced to 60 the would-be
poetmistress' bonds.
Capt, Burke, recently elected captain
OF the Fargo militia company, is equip.
ping his company with the late improved
haversacks and general equipments. H6
buys new blankets for each man to 90
to the encampment with at Huron, Sept.
Let. Ibe cactzin has bought the skai-
ing rink for an armory, and allows the
6oys TO pay for it by installments.
The artesian we'll ct Gel. Chambers
place, three miles east of B%ri5gewater,
continues to be the wonder of visitors.
1t continues to flow at shorter intervals
than before. until seemingly gets choled
with clay and sand, when it will stop,
until the pressure OF gas gets strong
enough to force the impeachment out,
and then it will flow again at the rate Of
n barrel o minute as before.
Directors Of the Missouri river, Roscoe
q D~uinthsrailway met at Roscoe last
week and elected the following officers
President, F. Nj. Hopkins, Rossoe; vice
president, T. B. Cannon, Eilendale;
secretary, E. w. McClure, Yankton;
general manager, I. T. Luther, Roscoe;
solicitor, 7. Herriet. Leola. 1t is pro-
posed to build a road from some point
on the Missouri river to Roscoe through
5Edmunds and Mcpherson counties 70
Leola, with other extensions.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-23
aalla rass a,sd @nkotaiaa
HIS FOURTH VICTIM.
.Teens'" Sloan Falls Before
McGraws Pistol.
A Woman Suspected Of Killing q
lambsrman--coi. SWitzler in
"a Hot Box.

P~iTysBrRa, Penn, Aug 22.-aTeeny,,
Sloan, chief clerk to Chief zof Police
Brpokawa, and a relative t. Mayor Mc-
Collin, died at the Homeopathic hospital
from the effects Of . pistol ball fred at
him BY Paddy MoGraw, who, although q
beardtess boy has done time in prison.
McGraw entered "oyster Paddyfsn So
loon where Sloan was standing and Inn
indefinitely commenced a quarrel with
Sloan, against whom he. had a grudge.
During the dispute McCraw drew a re-
yolyer and shot Sloan In the abdomen.
sloan Is said to be the fourth victim OF
McGraw's pistol.
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a Rich Mans worrH.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2a.-John w.
Mackay's return to this city was the cue
for all sorts OF stories regarding him and
his interests to be sst afioat. 1T has been
generally asserted that he lost heavily by
the collapse of the wheat Corner, and
though he has strenuously denied this
every time it was preached to him many
believe he is a poorer man to-day than
before the wheat deal assumedits present
shape. Shortly after his arrival a rumoY
in mining circles stated that he intended
engineering a stock deal to recover his
alegea losses In wheat, but. up to the
present time tie deal. has shewn no 3symp.
toms of existence. Another rumor which
!!fss, however quickly and emphatical,y
Sdenied, wac that new blood v to 10
brought into ths Nevada bank by selline
an Interest in ID to- tw0 prorninsns. aepi.
taLissa Of this city, Pals r. naw knoYz
to h& unfounded.
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ROBBED or A WIFE.
Deaths Blow Comes Sud-
denly TO q Young Far
mer.
Mrs. Cleveland Constructing . Gen.
Biological Tree for the Pfesi-
dent.

et
jackson county comes a story Of a singu-
lar ending. Near jefferson, in that
county, there lives Jasper Porter, a popu-
lar young farmer, who has been very sue
cessful in his business. While In this
city six months ago he met Miss Matte
Ward, q beautiful young lady, the
daughter of q well-to-do farmer In the
northern part of the county, someztwenty
miles distant. A warm attachment
sprung up, and several visits were made
by the young man to the home of Miss
Ward.
At their last meeting, three weeks ago,
1t was agreed that they should get mar
ried on the 23d, and that Mr.. Potter
should make his appearance at the man
sion on the Saturday preceding and re-
main until the ceremony was over. 1t
WAS thus that. after having his affairs
set in order, leaving his new home In
charge Of a trusted colored woman, he
set out on his trip to Mr.. Wards home
on horseback. He had almost reached
the end of his journey, when, passing
Walnut church, he saw that it was
crowded. He decided to enter, and
found that a funeral was in progress, the
preacher being at the time in the middle
Of his discourse.
At the conclusion of the sermon the
coffin was opened and all were invited to
teke a last look at tho deceased. Amid
the watling sounds it was hard for the
traveller to distinguish who it was, but
curiosity prompted him to push his way
up in order to see the dead person. He
stood at last beside the coffin, looked In
tentlyand began to fall. He saw there
the face of the lady whom he was jour.
neying to marry, and of whose death he
had not been apprised. The discovery
that the dead gifts lover was In the
building but added to the excitement Of
the occasion. IL seems that the young
lady WASH the best of spirits up to the
night before her death, and that she fel
dead from heart disease.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-23
DAKOTA COMBINATIONS

The first term OF court for Sargent
county opens at Minor, Sept. 9th.
Rev. Mr.. Pierce. Presbyterian minis
ter atFargo, has accepted a call to San
dusky, O.
An election will be held September
18th on the question of the division of
Lawrence county.
The Grand Forks council is thinking
seriously of investing So, 1000 in a new
pump for the city water works,
John Phillips, now in Kentucky, CON
@tesses that he killed P. @. johnson near
Fargo s'z years ago. Phillips will prob.
ably DO brought to Fargo.
It is limited that the ,Dalath road
would like to tap McOook county grain
fields and pass through Bridgewater on
it's way to the Union Pacific.
A hard rain IN Brown county Friday
night put q stop to stacking and thresh-
ing. The wheat is all to damp TO
market and refused by buyers.
A stock company has been organized
in Aberdeen for the publication of d
Scandinavian newspaper. A Catholic
paper will also be published soon.
A tremendous storm Of wind and
rain visited Elk Point Friday night.
The wind blew off the fronts of two
buildings belonging to Henry Fleming
Judge Pratt, Of Grand Forks, has
l anthorivaN fba oao,rauoaA "a ~. -
bina county fair to offer a prize OF q
silver cup to the best looking girl baby.
Michael Moriarity, of Minneapolis,
died in the county hospital at Grand
Forks Thursday morning. He has a
brother and two children in Mime
lapolis.
In the game OF ball at Aberdeen Sat-
nrday Rutland defeated Aberdeen by d
score of II to g.. The Rutland clnb con-
tanned four professionals from .the
Wahpeton club.
Casper Norder, d farmer living near
Bookings. has just received q back
pension OF 81 800, with a monthly allow
ance of $l2 for She future. The claim
was btlsed mainly on the loss OF hearing,
While drawing wheat near Grand
Forks Thursday. a team OF horses driven
by Nels None, ran away throwing him
from the load and breaking his COLLAR
bone, from the effects of which he died
almost instantly. He was a lad OF ii
years.
During q heavy thunder storm last
week the store building belonging to
M. Q. Rosseau, at Blunt, was struck by
lightning and, together With the con-
sents;, totally destroyed by fire. Insured
in the Springfield Fire and Marine for
500 on stock and $500 on building.
ThesNew Era newspaper which is pro-
posed to be started at Redfeld the first
of September by Tanning ~ Candsld, is
supported by d large number Of the
citizens of Eddy county. Mi. flaming
is q we'll known Dakota writer and
Register Garfield ia q shrewd, able busi-
ness
Judge Fry, the former treasurer and
assistant secretary eA.h Fargo insar-
ance company. which collapsed with
some $500. DOC liabilities md no assetH.
Publishes the inside history OF the fail.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-23
Stanford win Do til. Fair Tbinr.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. ea.-TAs agony
OF the railroad investigation is over, at
least; for the time being. Whether
further testimony will be taken here de-
ponds on the decision Of the United
States circuit court whether or not sena-
tor Stanford must answer questions re-
garding the Central Pacific railways ac-
ton in connection with legislation.
Should the decision be against Mr.. Stan
ford racy developments are anticipated.
The general opinion is, however, that the
senator will not be required to answer the
questions as he has offered to make good
to the government ita proportion of any
sums not properly accounted for by
vouchers. It is claimed that us a ored-
itor OF the Central Pacific the govern
nent has no right to learn more than is
necessary to assure itself that its Just
claims will be paid.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-23

WASHINGTON, Aug. 22-Wm. Pearson
sapsl George Downey, two young colored
meanwhile on their way home noticed an
other rolored man leaning against a
lanlp-post, apparently intoxicated. They
stopped and began making fun of the
,inebriate. The drunken man forthwith
knocked Downey down and then plunged
@ dirk7krife into Pearson and ran away.
The knife remained In Persons body.
The blade had perforated his liver and
penetrated his heart. and he died in a few
moments. Two hours later his assaflant
james Jackson, a well-known negro
tough, was arrested.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-23
Nothing From tho Sent o. war.

DENVER, Aug. 22.-There has been an
absence of information from Meeker, al
though some news was expected from
kendall's party, who were to leave
Meeker Saturday morning in sufficient
numbers to do harm to the Utes. There
is 9 belief that Coiorow win avoid a fight
II possible, and that if one does occur
the whites must force the fighting. II
Kendall accomplished anything on. Sat-
urday his couriers should have reached
Glenwood Springs by this time. Adju-
tart General West and staff have left
Glenwood Springs for Meeker.
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powderly q Leadinr Member.

PHfLADEIPHIA, Aug. 22.-The Press
says that during the constitutional CEN
tenniai next month there will be enven
ton Of stthe American national commit
tee,n who claim to represent j, 800, 600
persons throughout the country, inter-
-csted in sreviying what they consider
purely American ideas, and, in a modi-
fied form, the know-nothing movement
OF q generation ago. Mr.. Powderly is a
leading member of the party.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-23
Tho TxoubIc DecInn.

New YORK, aAng. 22.-At the meeting
Of the Central labor Ntfion 4 committee
consisting OF Delegates slack, Barr and
Whorisksy, We're appointed 10 prepare
against discussions on politi-
cal subjects. Two OF the COMMITTEES re-
70 take any action that would pre-
vent demonstrations in favor OF the
Henry George party and the committee
reported that they could not agree and
were discharged.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-23
THE NHss1ss FROM EVERYWHERE

Ioaah Sharn,a amai.a hm
c,aras tha. M : a,s ~ pnssioian We
ana n, nas = =. = i'Nets y "ceui As
\ u Marion, lne,, Mrs Newton light
1901 was shot ana Kiiled ny her SON., who
had mistaken her for a hurgiar-
The tory press of England aud Ireland
Is unanimous in its approval Of the pro
ciamation or the national league,
Rev Aaron Wood, D. D., who had
been In the Methodist pulpit sixty years,
died at his home near Charlottesville,
Indiana.
There is no tid;ngs Of The roissin q hoat
1 of the steamer civ IN Nlnnfra,J ,y,siaL,
confainsd ihirteen ri the nasssna.rs ana
crew OF the Inflated vessel.
WiIliam LAYTON of Braaforae Paw,
sylyania. md I'd. RYAN nf Detrait
fought six rounds with Iigbt gloyas near
| Meadyille5 penn COR ! nnrse IF stno ~
latter winning
t1a,r raaa.a -,
sat;s u . 800 uecaaiss nlllseiI We'll
sa ahts1. Win tns worA y ms coRveht'on
stats - NJ. aWa.i I'm L. saIreeafy OF
sh - ~ e VII make d
nv ~ oIls ass - sLe ssa.s, ana prom,
.ses - maAe y WAfhi LOT the Two oid
=.
II AZ n q Affhr ~ Nv ~ ~ l@,SA AE
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Iennd q Mas.oaon skelaaon.

GAifNA, ILL.,, Aug, 2.-Workmen on
fAel line Of the Minnesota & Northwest
Sefn road, IN the town Of Stockton, this
ceunts, uneartlled il portion of the sksle-
fofisz9f q snpstodon, Most of the bones
were kadly deoayed. BUT Dr. William
hntton OF Elizaheth. secured q tooth of
tiisElnsliste animal. The tooth Is about
nYeanties loftg and foir inches In widta,
s5a1a weighs Aaevsn pessnds. The enamel
~ ME tocfll u still perfect. Ahaget usE
sifoAt SIX inches in diameter and seyera.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-23
Getting Up 4 GeneoloricaI Tree.

PIrTsBURe, Penn, Aug. 2s.-Last
week Register Broker, of Beaver Falls,
Beaver county, Penn, received a letter
from Mrs. Grover Cleveland, stating that
she was getting UP q genealogical tree of
the presidents family, and She thought
She had traced some of them into Beaver
county, and wanted information con-
corning them. She was. referred to Ira
Cleveland, ii justice of the peace at Free
dom, Penn.
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WAsHrEaToS, Aug. 22.grhe Baltimore
Sun says: 1t appears as though Col.
sSwitzeler, chief of the bureau Of statis-
ties, has brought down a hornets nest
about his ears by his indiscrete utter
ances concerning his evasions of the civil
service law. Ii is alleged that Col.
Switzeler In selecting clerks from the civil
service commissioners, frequently sent
letters of inquiry rs to persons named in
the lisJ and invariably selected demo
Gratis. The probability is he will be
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-23

gentlemen who
accompanied the
I. m s, were
met at the depot
by a number of
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Accident to a stonmshIp.

PORTLAND, Ne. Aug. The steamer
City Of Richmond, Of Portland, ,Machias
line, while going into a bridge struck on
tho ledge stoying q hole III her bottom.
Shegwas beachel and now lies half full of
water. The passengers are all safe, and
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-23
4 Demand Made Upon suetn.

MADRID, Aug. ao.-The United States
government has requested Spain to re-
lease the missionary Doom, who was ar
rested on the island of Pronape. The
ground of the request is that the arrest
violates the Spanish undertaking to re-
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-23

Mrs. Cleveland Didn't Go to Church.
MARION, Mass, Aug, 2a.-Mrs. Cleve-
land did not go to church Sunday, but
spent tha day at home answering letters
which have been neglected since her stay
here and some Of which required reply
before h left Marion Nothing is def
nitely known as to when Mrs. Cleveland
will leave but it is thought that she Will
not extend her visit beyond Tuesday. III
is said that Col. Lamont will come here
Tuesday to escort Mrs. Cleveland home.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-23

temporarily in the public vault. Funeral
services proper and final interment will
take place here several weeks hence, af-
ter the return to Washington of the pro-
are now in the city.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-23

EcKHART, Md, Aug. 22.-Mrs. Stephen
Davidson of Baltimore, who has been
visiting her brother, z. j. Burwell, vice.
president of the Cumberland & Pennsyl-
vania railroad, at Mount Salvage, was
killed BIZ being thrown from q buggy, the
horse taking fright and running away.
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I s@7
Loud Cries OF Denunciatfon.

LeNDoS, Aug, 2a..-Ilarge meetings of
Irishmen were held in liverpool and
London to protest against sthe proclaim
ing of The League by the government
and the radicals joined in the London
demonstration. The numerous branches
of The League throughout Ireland held
their customary meetings.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-23

CHICAGO, Aug. 22.--It is said. that Nc
Garigle and other convicted boodlers low
in jail are likely to be tried and expelled
trom the Knights Templars for their Off
ciai crookedness.
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His Remains trough to Washington.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2a.-Tbe remains
of Prof. 5. +. Baird were brought to
Washington on a special train which ar
rived at the depot ut $3.50 p. M. Major
Ferguson, Dir. Kidder and several other
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-23
kansas CITY Expoyltton Trouble.

KANSAS Cry. Mo, Aug. % -James
Goeain that he has sunk $50, :
coo on tho proposed exposition, and will.
withdraw. A stock company of real
once organize a S200,0 stock, company
to carry the thing through.
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Won't work with Non-union bon.

DOVER, N. H., Aug. 22.-Eighty stitch
ers aud ali other employees in the shoe
factory OF Martin, French, 81 Co. struck
because the iifm would not discharge two
n%ongunion stitchers.
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Livery, Fesd and sale stable In connection.
NOTICE to my friends and patron. 1 hass
y removed my Livery stock and 'Bus iho
ftsom the Bradley barn on Wainnts stree. 70 tns
kefnef, barn, or the Yankton Auction markss
~ Gapitsl street. whert, all businfss in my itne
Will receive my beht attention.
Calls can be left ut my reaidcnoef On WsiEns
81 and 30. "a, D. DHioAaP.
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PARIS, Aug. 22.-A duel was fought
with swords between LaBruyere. a writer
for the radical journal, LIE Cri du Peuple,
and an army officer named Melville.
Both the men were badly wounded. The
affair was the result of a private quarrel.
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Another Didnst Know ii was Loa AIDED
LEBANON Penn, Aug. 22.-Jimmy
Wilson, aged s, died from ii pistol shot
wound inflicted by Hiram Boeshore, aged
r.. Beeebore says he did not know the
pistol was loaded. The boys were play
Ing Together.
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Has Confessed nj. au.I,

LONDON, Aug. 2a.-Lipski, the Hebrew
who was sentenced to death for murder
ing a woman and was reprieved, has con-
fessed his guilt. His motive was rob-
berry.
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Went to SARATOGA ~ ME.

SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. 22-Mr. Harry
B. Bulling, of Philadelphia, a retired
merchant, died from stroke of apoplexy.
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DIed a Hero at Least.

LANCASTER, Penn, Aug. 22.-Eman-
uel q. Valley tried to save Harry Fisher
from drowning in Conestogo creek, but
was pulled down by Fisher and both per-
ished. They were each IA years old.
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sherman still ON die Road.

W1NNIPEe, Man, Aug. Ex-senator
Sherman and party after visiting the
Pacific coast, passed through here for
Montreal. 1t is thought that they will
eventually go to Chicago.
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Saw Nothinr 81 ,Them

LONDON, Aug. 22,-The steamship
Seryia, which has arrived at Queenstown,
saw nothing of the missing boat of the
burned steamship City OF Montreal
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Jacob Sharp Is very weak.

NEW York, Aug. 2~2.--Jacob Sharp Is
still very weak, but does not grow per-
ceptibly worse. He slept fairly well Sun
day night.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-08-23

FOR DYSPEPSIA and LIVER Com
.plaint, you have q printed guarantee On
every bottle Of Shiloh's Vitalizer. II never
lails to cure Sold by DR.. Vandefhule.
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rect In length was discovered. hut It was
badiy decayed, and, fell to pieces in scales
from an eighth OF an inch to half an
inch iii THICK ness.
The Arizona champion., 1887-10-08

day, comprehend trade, and be a political economist and parliamentari an at the sarne time, as well as write como of the best verses of our ,ge. And this will be better
 or both extremesl When the
 ,arty of sweetness digs more and reathes more oxygen it will do better
 rsin work and-'more shonsst banking. ,hore will bo less swindiiHg and less dyspepsia. Sweetness will work it
 self oG into theology and social life md family Efe---for there is nothing in tho world that sours 30 badly as sweetnoss when it has nothing to do- and If the light that is in thee be
 darkness, how great is that darkness" Our education that is a burden will be able to express itself in a helpful life So, while the lower class is educated upward, the upper class will be ed Ucatel outward. We have nothing to fear from the present drift of, training in the place of "culture."
The Arizona champion., 1887-10-08

IS the east and north, the hot sum mer has passed away and after very few weeks of alternately warm and cold temperature, intersperSed with disagreabIe winds, tho frosts will be- gin their blighting tasks and the snow and ico will spread desolation every where. During all this period of in clemency there the people of Arizona will enjoy the most perfect and love ly weather the world ever produces, with perpetual sunshine and balmy days on which windows and doors are thrown open to admit the fresh air that brings no feeling of discomfort. the invalid can take his daily exercise in the open air any day during the winter months and his overcoat and wraps are not essent!a to his comfort. Such rare attractions as this climate offers are met with nowhere else in the world and they are in themselves sui fcient toinduce thousands who seek a mild winter resort to come to Arizona. --Florenc, Enterprise